41 items on the agenda, but the BiH Council of Ministers session was not even held

(Patria) - The 61st session of the BiH Council of Ministers was supposed to be held in Sarajevo today, starting at 12 noon, with 41 items on its agenda. There are no laws among them.

However, as announced by the Council of Ministers almost two hours after the scheduled start time, the session was not held due to technical reasons.

Among other things, the ministers were supposed to consider the Proposal for a Strategy to Counter Trafficking in Human Beings in BiH, proposed by the BiH Ministry of Security.

The agenda also includes the Proposal for the Medium-Term Work Program of the BiH Council of Ministers 2025-2027, as well as the Proposal for a Decision on the Appointment of a Working Group for the Drafting of the Law on the Protection and Resilience of Critical Entities in BiH Institutions.

Proposal for a Decision on the Appointment of a Coordination Body for the Establishment of a Common Market in the Western Balkans, as well as the Proposal for Amendments to the Rulebook on Undesirable Substances in Animal Feed.

One of the items is also the Proposal for Amendments and Additions to the Rulebook on Providing Information to Consumers about Food, and Information on the Problems of Implementing Regulations Due to Non-Compliance with EU Acquis.